Bernina 990 - 12.3.2 Arranging Functions

Embroidery
12 Prepare and Edit Embroidery Designs 85
Colors
Embroidery
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Edit
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Edit
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Colors
With the Colors function, you can display and
modify the colors and thread brands of the selected
layers.
The following functions enable you to edit the thread
brand and the color:
n Change Color
: Modify the color and thread
brand of the selected color. [}see page87]
n Back to Default
: Reset all changes to default
settings.
n Color Wheel
: Modify all colors at the same
time or modify colors individually. [}see page87]
n Change Brand
: Modify the thread brand for
all colors simultaneously. [}see page87]
Shape Designer
Embroidery
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Edit
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Edit
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Shape Designer
With the Shape Designer function, you can
arrange the selected layers around a shape, e.g. around
a circle. You can change the arrangement to create
unique embroidery design combinations. [}see
page88]
Delete
Embroidery
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Edit
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Edit
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Delete
With the Delete function, you can delete the
selected layers.
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You can also drag and drop selected layers out of the
layer bar to the left to remove them.
Arranging Functions
The arranging functions for embroidery designs are
grouped together in the Arrange submenu.
Group
Embroidery
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Edit
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Arrange
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Group
With the Group function, you can group together
the selected layers. The group is displayed in place of
the lowest selected layer in the layer bar.
Ungroup
Embroidery
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Edit
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Arrange
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Ungroup
Multi-colored embroidery designs are saved as a single
group, where each color forms its own layer. With the
Ungroup
function, you can split up an embroidery
design into its color layers and up to its connecting
stitches. The layers are displayed separately in the layer
bar and can be edited separately.
Embroidery designs that have previously been grouped
together can also be split up again with the
Ungroup
function.
Move Up
Embroidery
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Edit
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Arrange
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Move Up
With the Move Up function, you can move the
selected layer upward step by step in the layer bar.
Moving layers upward will cause them to be stitched
later. The top layer is stitched last.
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You can also move a layer within the layer bar with
finger gestures.
Move Down
Embroidery
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Edit
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Arrange
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Move Down
With the Move Down function, you can move the
selected layer downward step by step in the layer bar.
Moving layers downward will cause them to be stitched
earlier. The bottom layer is stitched first.
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You can also move a layer within the layer bar with
finger gestures.
Align
Embroidery
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Edit
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Arrange
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Align
With the Align function, you can align multiple
selected layers with each other, center multiple selected
layers together, or distribute multiple selected layers
evenly.